Monday, August 15, 2016

SCATTERING

LENAPE HISTORY OF North AMERICA,
AD 1355
After him, Snow Bird was chief.
He spoke of the south.
.
Wtenk nekama sakimanep
 chilili shawaniluen.
(Original recorded sounds.)
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Which of the original sounds might describe “Snowbird?”
.
Where do Snow Birds spend the winter?
.
What type of “hair do” does this Snowbird have?
.
What is the pictograph trying to tell us?

AD 1356
 
That our fathers
 should possess it
by scattering abroad.
.
Wokenapi nitaton
 wullaton apakchikton.
(Original recorded sounds.)
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.
What HAIR DOs do the heads wear?
.
What might those HAIR Dos mean?
.
Why would thousands
 of LENAPE
 have to scatter?
.
Why couldn’t they push through the people
south of them?
.
AD 1537
 
Snow Bird went south,
White Beaver went east.
.
Shawaniwaen chilili,
wapaniwaen tamakwi.
(Original recorded sounds.)
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Where, exactly,
did Snowbird’s group go?
.
What might 
White Beaver mean?
.
Where, exactly, did 
White Beaver’s group go?
.
How do we know; 
EXACTLY,
where the groups went?

NORSE
ARTIFACTS




2 comments:

  1. As far as I can tell, (referring to the Viking Waterway) Snow Bird’s group most likely rowed up the Nelson River, across Lake Winnipeg, up the Red and Buffalo Rivers, past Moorehead and Stinking Lake, then wintered at Stakke Lake. Next spring they navigated up the Ottertail River and over the great divide at Fergus Falls, eventually settling around Sioux Falls on the Big Sioux River. (We know they were at Kensington, Minnesota in 1362, because the Kensington Runestone incident is recorded in the Maalan Aruum).
    Drought and the invasive Wolf Pack tribe then led them to seek shelter at Niagara and Mystery caves in Minnesota.
    White Beaver went east, perhaps up the Nottoway River, across Lake Matagami up the Bell River, then over the range into the St. Lawrence waterway, settling and exploring throughout the Great Lakes region and ending ending up mainly settling in New England, Virginia and West Virginia. These regions were named “Norumbegue” on early maps, a corruption of Norveca “The Road North:”(Meaning Norway), Further south the Lenape’s Shawnee kin (whom had left Greenland hundreds of years before) settled.

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  2. (Also probably New York State and Pennsylvania).

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